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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-05

Hawkins aud Young voted for Phelps.
Al the Republicans voted. An adj
journment was made by the coalition
for fear Albeit would carry of the
prize.
The joint meeting convened at noon
on Wednesday hut adjourned till 4
O'Clock to allow Il combination which
resulted in electing Rufus Blodgett, Of
Monmouth country u ). Senator.
When the first Republicans voted for
Blodgett IL was conceived by all that
the Republicans had given up hopes of
eiecting Sewell or any other Republic
can and had combined with the anti
abbrli Democrats TO elect Budget.
Every Republican on the roll with the
exception of Let's aud Dickinson voted
Tor Blodgett. The two named stood
still for Sewell. Baird ~(Speaker) aud
Chattle and ThrOckmorton (Dems.)
also voted for Bl0dgett, thus giving
hin SO votes. Albeit got his solid
30, with those of Carroll Labor and
Senators Chase and Mcbride added.
Carroll made speech in explanation of
his vote saying as it had come to his
decision between a railroad or an an
ti-railroad man he chose the latter amid
cheers from the Albeit followers.
For several minutes there was 60
much confusion that business had to
be suspended. DonOhue, the other
Labor man, announced his intention
to stay by Erastus l.. Potter, the iegu-
lar Labor nominee, to the end. Kim
ney Dem. still voted for Rays. This
was the result: Albeit, 50; Blodgett,
SO; Sewell, 2; Potter, 1; Rays, /. To-
tai. 81.
On the next ballot Kinney voted for
Blodgett. Let's left Sewell and voted
for Albeit. Dickinson changed to
BlOdgett and elected him. Amid the
confusion the Albeit Democrats at
tempted to change to Swell to induce
DOiu' IsCPubiiCdllS W itdfC DiOuhCbI buL
they 1901 received word from Albeit
requesting his followers to stand by
him. "Better elect a poor Democrat
than a good Republican any day"
Senator Chase (Dem.), changed to
Blodgett. The ballot stood then
Blodgett, AZ Albeit, IS; E. E. Potter,
L.
Rufus Blodgett is m ex-Democratic
Assemblyman and ex-chairman of the
State committee. He is superinten-
dent of the N. J. Southern railroads
Came from the humble walks of life
is not rich nor a stock Spectator. He
said he is a Democrat and has given no
pledges to the Republicans who elected
him. He was defeated for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor las fall
by the workings of Mr.. Abbett whom
he has defeated for U. 5. Senator.
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FOR SALE.

Fine Plymonth Rock eggs, s1.00 per
setting ; Pekin Duck eggs, 35 cents pei
dozen; also Pride of Georgia water melon
seed by
2-26- If, GEORGE 7. PEDRICK,
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IMPERIAL G FOOD

W~
Strengthen Weak and dropping Fowls, Pro
mote the Healthy Grewt and Develop
ment Of all ~varietie, iOf poultry,
andinsure Fine Condition
and Smooth Plumage
1t will help them through mounting wonder
fully. 1t will furnish bone and muscle for young
chicks, and thus save them,
Prevents and absolutely Cures the diseases
incident to Poultry.
KEN CHOLERA
is. usually theresult OF weakness caused by a
lack of the proper chemicals in the system.
These are supplied by the IMPERIAL EGG FOOD.
1t isno forcing process you simply give them
the chemicals TO make eggs, at a cost OF less
than one cent a week for each fowl. Ask for ii
DR.. NJ. JOHNSON, at his Drugstore,
F.C. STURlENANT
Manufacturer of Ground oyster shells and all
Poultry Supplies. Mill, l52-l6i Commerce
street. Office. 2iGState Street, Hart
ford, Conn.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-05

President Cleveland is evidently aim
ing to make himself solid with the col
ored voters Of the land in nominating
a colored Mugwump named J. NJ Trot-
ter of Boston for Recorder Of Deeds at
Washington, after Matthews, the col
ored Democrat of Albany had been re-
iected twice by the Senate because he
was not a resident of the District of
Columbia. These nominations of a
colored man strikes into the hearts of
the Bourbon Democrats, nevertheless
it is a good stroke of party policy in
the President.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-05
FOR RENT.

A house on main street, Inquire of
VIM. f. PETERSON.
3-5-3t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-05

The deadlock in the West Virginia
Leg stature over the election of a L. ).
Senator has closed by the adjournment
of the Legislature without electing any
M The boilers against Senator Cam
denis rejection because he represents
monopoly refused to aid his election 50
the Governor has appointed d. b. LIZ
u one of the boiling legislaturemen
to fill the vacancy until the legisla-
ture does elect. This has incensed the
other bolter " no now threaten to vote
for Camden's election.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-05

A Cape May Co, man claims to have
found a sure cure for the hog cholera
and a company has been formed to
manufacture and place it on the mar
ket. II it is a sure remedy for this
dreaded disease which has deprived
farmers all over the country Of thous-
ands of dollars all will be pleased to see
the finder made immensely itch.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-05

Speaker Carlisle is being urged by
his friends to decline the Speakership
next wear and assume the free trade
leadership on the floor. He has gained
all the honor he can from the Speaker
ship and it is thought that by his lead
ership on the floor of the House the
Democratic party will not be so divid-
ed as it was in the past Congress and
tina he can secure the passage of a bill
that will reduce the tariff and secure
the approval of the country and land
him i'm the White House.
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Rapid Reporting by Telegraph.

Sterotelegraphy is system Of Transmission
invented by ". G.. A. Cassagnes, of Paris,
and by its means it is possible to transmit a
dispatch in shorthand along single wire and
to print it at distant station in stenographic
characters with a rapidity exceeding that Of
any telegraphic apparatus now in use. The
fact that single sign will represent sylla-
bic, which ordinarily requires several signs
for each letter, reduces the number of electric
impulses per word very greatly, and permits
of 200 words a minute being sent by hand
and still more by the automatic process.
ANY stenographic machine may be en-
ployed to translate the spoken or written
words into signs, but it is the Michela ma
chine which has been used hitherto. In this
the operator sits before a keyboard of twenty
keys, and by pressing them be produces upon
band of paper a graphic representation of
the words he desires to record, and from this
paper they can be read By the aid of this
machine practical operator can report at
the rate of 200 words a minute; that is. faster
than the most rapid orator can speak, 50 to
$50 words minute being the limits of speed
for the most grave and the most impulsive.
In fortnight he can learn to read the
printed characters, while it takes six months
practice to become rapid operator London
Engineering.
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Elder TOots' Set Back

The librarian secured the floor to remark
that he didn't want to seem captious, nor did
he like to lodge a complaint against any
member, but he felt it his duty TO say that
Elder ToOts was making an obstructionist Of
himself. He was the first one into the
library after the doors were opened and wa.
the last to leave. He brought his corncob
pipe and mouth organ with him, and when he
wasn't smoking mixture Of cabbage leaves
and tobacco he was playing ''Oid Dan
Tucker" on the organ. No matter who was
reading, nor how much they We're! annoyed
the elder persisted in his conduct. 1t was
hoped that some action would be taken by
the club to bring about change The elder
was fast asleep in bis chair as usual, but
Samuel Shin poured dipper of water down
the back Of his neck, and as he got his eye:
open Brother Gardner called to him:
Elder, Ize wantin' to remark few obser,
vashuns to you. If you want to visit de club
library an look over our work on poultry tc
see why your hens doan't lay billed aigs dat:
all right, but de fust time 1 happen in dar
an you has got pipe or a mOuf organ III
take de law III my own hands an make you
tired!'
The elder sat down in a dazed way, shiverpd
a few times under the wet streak down his
back and then dozed off to sleep again--De-
troit Free Press.
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In the Mormon Endowment House.

The endowment house. Is very similar to q
theatre stage during an undress rehearsal
Ali the characters of note represented in the
Book Of Mormon are impersonated in a sub
timely ridiculous manner by the elders and
their assistants.
"As soon as 1 had recovered from the
shower bath Of oil was secretly given a new
name. which was 10 last me for life and
eternity. II had not been a trihe nervous
I would have remembered it, but circum-
stances conspired against me and regret it
was forgotten.
"The most popular name which women re-
ceive at their baptism is Sarah; that was
what my wife was called. She was instructed
to whisper it to me when we were alone, but
to no one was permitted to divulge my title
except to st. Peter, whom I would meet be-
fore the day was over Not understanding
this formula, l again addressed Angel
Gabriel, who, after a moments thought,
cleared his throat, and recited the following
choice bit Of rhetoric: "You see it wasn't old
Adam who was deceived in the Garden Of
Eden, but the woman who was the product
Of his missing rib. She gave way to the
devil when she had no business to, and then
she coaxed her old man into the deal SO
you see he did not yield to Satan only mas
much as the devil was in Eve. Now the
woman having given away to Satan cannot
be trusted to salvation, for il she were the
chances are she would post the devil inside Of
ten minutes, SO the husband is chosen to hold
the wife's salvation, and is given the power
to raise her up at the resurrection, provided
he don't think her loss would be decided
gain in heavenly society."-Cor. Boston
10
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Horse Thieves in EuroDe.

An ingenious way Of checking the horse
stealers, which are the plague of the Baltic
provinces, has been adopted by the Courland
authorities They have supplied all rural
police agents and other village functionaries
with albums containing the portraits Of all
notorious horse steaIeTs Of the province and
of Their accomplices, with detailed particu-
lars OF their residence, and notes Of the cases
in Which they have been involved. The
albums contain o01 portraits Of persons Of
many different nationalities, Bohemians,
Jews, Russians, Let's, Lithuanians and Ger.
mans turing among them. The youngest
of the thieves is Il years Old, and the doyen
Of the corporation" is IS. Whole families
live by the trade, and women and young
girls swell the curious gallery. Since the
police have been in possession of the albums
it appears that horse stealing has been far
less frequent, the thieves having become
more careful, since sach OF them may be in
Guided among the portraits Chicago Times.
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Why DO - nsasy snteliix-n: p~rs<s 49,
bornly r-f1> % sAks any kind II ns.1ssne
foy f1xn. Ilness, ua@n frss TAKEN ssc6, -
when ths gr~ase<< b~nsne rsy D dHfv~4
from plain ssrnrsl1 crestrzens. s-arfy AfvUyo
:ke Art &C. u . phyu.=4.n vs~a oalssd, -
cr~~rite r~ra~1sss 20 nsOve ia bs1vsA. -
rrxalAt> Ice H-=r. oy-n The -scrstsons -
al nature Thy 10 nos .n:ei1x~ns p>rns
,Aks tss sa-se ysx4a .rssssn>n. In :srne 49,
.eiTss, txy IL aszs take - Fa.rtcHs palA, ny
a-~ zzaran.s~d % CIV. sssz6sc-aoo- ~
.r. r1sk1ly vi.boz; yrip4nx CO srTfasssan. -
sr~ .horo<zxn u snszr ~H~-s. th~y srs pW-
Pa. tk,xxs. for rssxs. wens-s or cnastr~s- bsA1
BIZ A1-ich. BfD-u 4 Ats<n- iW&
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Il tell you hat, we grocer boys have tough
tines
You dol Why, your cheeks are as rosy as
peaches"
That may be; out there isn't any rest 70,
Us from morning till night. We have TO 20
ali over. We get up about in the morning
and sometimes We are so sleepy that we have
70 come down stairs to get up. Then we e
at it, and we keep at il TIL late at night This
hauling UP elevators in those big apartment
houses is hard work We whistle away al
our breath to wake up the customers, and
then Try to catch it again in hauAng I'D the
goods. Then We don't 81: down ail day long
and by the time night comes feel IS though
my legs belonged to somebody else. --Nex
York Sun
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HOPE THROUGH THE YEAR.

An seasons tell Of hope throughout the year
The airy, love begetting spring that fills
The earth with laughter Of her early rills;
The rose bright summer, heaped with golden
cheer,
And voiced with woodland echoes, crystal clear;
And autumn, heaping splendor on the hills;
And gay, white winter, with his song that thrills
With hearty life, cen while the woods are drear.
Then let us initiate the year, and singl
Away with carel Eyes were not made TO weep
Our hearts must beat with natures, and must
keep
Hope warm in wintertide as well as spring.
Come let US make all times, all seasons ring
With harmonies Of hope, soul stirred and deep.
Ernest W. ShurtIe3 in Youths Companion.
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Made q Perfect Pendulum.

Al English physicist has, it IS said,
made a perfect pendulum By susperdins
lead shot by single fiber Of cocoon silk
IN vacuum produced by a SprenseI
pump. The shot, one-six,eenth Of an
inch in diameter, weighs one-third Of q
gram, is suspended by two foot fiber,
and is placed in a tube three-qua-ters Of
an inch internal diameter II has yibra-
tioaaI range Of quarter OF an inch On
each side CT mid position. tie vacuum
being equivalent to ooe-tenth Of mil
konth Of an amosphere.-BzRklyn Eagle,
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Bully Brick-Harnins Burx.

Special Dispatch To the Daily Eaxie.
PEABODY, May Am old brickmakar,
after burning q few brick here, prpoounrxs
the clay Of this region the finest he haa evsr
seen for making hard, ringing. weashsr-
proof, b iShtred brick Of first quality. Hs
would enter upon the businSss. bat has bald
ing contracts on hand thai more than fully
occupy his time.
And now the Peabody board Of trAds Do
sire 70 say to brickmaksrs everywhsra, hsss
Is golden opportunity for experienced par~
ties with little capital 10 engage In ~
business Of brickmaking in . railroad csnsar
where every facility viii be Afforded and TN
limited patronage guaraEteei i5Df
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Two na0re 'xrand circuit src1rxson. Ia
California and return. will Ieave Wichi.z via
The Missouri Pacific "Ft. SOFT route g
s>s5 a IN. July 18th and July 9TH Go'sa
slr months. Choice 70 ruxlte< rssarsssnx-
stop overs alloxst a. all posni> CAs-ap ous
way excursions run sane dates- For pr
tic1lLarz call On CT at9rss~ " e Rs~z~n,
City Ticket and Pa%-enzsr Agent. II S<rtA
Main street 1Sa
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sAN. sfrzngsr3

Do you want a god hoErls In tbs be~f,
brighteS. and btssies. city .est u The AnSas
sippi II ~, wfsb % 49, yea We can
pleas the mos. tastbiious both in price and
terms
Dent wait for fall TIE 'n3ogutains~rsS
will soon b. upon 1s like an avalanche. anf
pricss will advance. Special bargains now
on hand WALxEg s. ETEDfsza,
Sgtf ~ North mann
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Riverside Park in the bend of the Ltsxls Ar
kansas will from this date be offered, day q
night, to Sunday school picnic paretus,
church societies or family reunions or oehsr
social gatherings, free OF charge. IL h ~
determination Of the proprietor % make III
pleasure resort, such - the citisHs q
Wichita viii De proud OK For particular
call on G. c. TuRyKR
No. ao4 n. Main, or William skinner ON ths
grounds ls80
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Fine lots on Green and Esteii. avenues,
Close 70 Douglas, tais week for only Es1sl
One taIf cash. balance . u l. mouths. f<Dsz
IA and f3G South M.sn streot. waitsr n
WriShts aid, $40 each for this ws~h
only Walker 1. Fssiier ~ y. Main 81
dSf.sf
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The Grand canyon, about twenty miles
north q flagstaff, A 4, Is described as one
OF the Eracdest pieces c: scenery in the world,
SURPRISING, it IS claimed, the Yellowstone
PARK or The Ioaemite valley.
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GuAr1iau.a sale.

For sale, the north half OF the east half Of
the southwest quarter Of section Tires, I'm
township "a, range east.
The above described lard belongs 70 ths
estate of c. G.. AIliston, and viii be ON sala
for few days This land IL nsar the locA
ton OF the Congregational college.
76H r. IL. JKwErT,
Guardian for the heirs. Office Temple Block
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One-half block from Douglas, on Gr~sn
street, eight-room house sr.d - feet good
barn and all conv.niences: Gloss To street
cars. No incumbrance: bed ro<-k price 81, 800 !.
one half cash balance in ere year This h .
soap. WALKEg & FrKDLxs.
9tf rs ". Main, Wichita
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The Globe iron works Will now mAnufacsurs
all classes Of boilers from the fargcst % tAs
smallest, and viii compete with eastsxn
work in quality and price; also make I'll
kinds Of sheet iron work and repairing An
kinds Of boilers promptly attended, To- Give
them a call and get estimates aud you win
find that you can 10 better at home for what
you want in their line than you can IN
eastern cities. dArlm
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Loan Reginl4R.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a 1854
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, KAnsaa
Genflemen:-We have seen one Of y1u1
Mortgage Loan Registers at the Office az ths
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co, thh
city, and shall be obliged IL you VII, and IL
company one similar in all respects at yuar
earliest convenience, and remain
Respectfully yours,
THxoDoRE FRorHryGnAM,
d66fs 6ecrseAry.
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Summer Tourist Tickets

To the lakes and all resorts Of the nnFsh
and east are now ON sale nj the n 6cueae
office. To those who contemplate lsnvhg
the city during the heated term, the Mi@Dga
Pacific R'y, 'ft. Scott Route offer sdvas-
tages In the way OF elegant reclining eAair
cars, palace sie~per~, fast time, etc. un-
equsiht by any competing line. For tourbs
guide rnat~ and other information, call On
or address, y. c. Kseran. City Pa~,ness
and Ticket Agent, 100 Main II. T-0
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Pss-nesrs for Welsford, for Codvs1w
AID AsAlaxsd Dc SIRE acd take LAk<s xsr.AGAe
line an. save twenty -fozr hOs1rs tifEse aSYfva
q. Cod wafer az = % p IA gt0
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A lAdy ahoas forming ~s>rs elsGs -
Eaxszs brsnchs~ far >hlksr~a. can sccDr
r,o1a:e azzs:s-3 nznh<r u yup4is In -
yn.e ko<w. slsp VII .pacA elAs Tar Ez1mso
ia Hleory ara Znxia&h Ls@raszs~L ~
passzrzlArs s*sr.., -r0cA~." patoAe
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Bargains In Real Hssass.

A 6ne agF1culsUAl md secck enRm. tsO01 -
aAh miles fro0 efsy. about - scres heoAA CO -
eee section fencsd tor pasurN pau8U - v1oR 9n1o
snzxH houns.
Also NJ loaD IN esy nneay lceased q . -
uesghborhood- Special eaFDs % thaD W1nnB
mAke homeA
Also suburban properly. Fue fWsAR ysFaWR
- Chris. I. PearceI a9sat for WIN. 0FueD1n1A. -
c1ty ofAcA o10
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kn~rfaf uzrualns

Eight lots 10 20 "A In Smith & 5toveris ID
dition, g. T., Wichita, e. so S6
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Globe iron works have added ancehsr
branch 70 their already extensive buninD
viz: A complete boiler works from Dayssa,
Ohio, and have secured the services o< Mr.
Davis formerly superintendent q Z
Browneli's boiler works Of Dayton, OAia) -
superintendent Of shis. department. d Mn
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Seventy-two feet bet ween Pearl & Zim-
merry, on Market street Price, 81 so; half
cash; balance In six months snap.
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South Topeka, 59xlsJ, good four-room
house, new barn Price 5000; one half
cash; balance on time.
Itf WALKER & FTKpLRR
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sy.na Central for saae.

ersna Central for saae.
Bess house In town, tax usds. TOO nsoeo
for me 20 handle. Terms rta~snalse. -
au.rs q, hotel, Hutckin~Dn, Ran
92-r KATE -. ErsxLOU.
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The EAxje pprsss rsAi saAss boszk - -
coos . asay-r~a ssrs<iss s7oss -
rDRHlsy Ia Ia v0k ~
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Come 20 Headquarters for Pure Bred
Pereheron Stations
FRENCH DRAFT and FRENCH COACH.
A, Pretty View Stock Farm, located 4 niles
west Of Wichita,

Can show French pedigree with all fmporxd
horses. Stations in service for year OF ISL
Brutus, French DRAFT. color black. SAD GAN
BETA French coach, eslor bay, black joints,
s2s. Joseph, high .rsde French Drsfs, color
steel gray, si2 to insure mares Win Iosi:
Names from distance kept weeks nee OF
charge st owners r.sk. All Are Invited 20 In
spect my horses before breeding elsewhere.
VIII stand 1t my farm the nrst days OF toe
week, Friday aa3 Saturday as J. T Holmea'
barn. at east end OF Maple ct bridge, blocks
south Of Douglas Avenue Hotel. l have par
bred and grAde stations for sale; Also fe
choice Shorthorn bulls for sale q reaaona o.
erms. (dIos-vaa-sn HIRAM SMITH
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C. A. Pillsbury & Co, are the larzp-t
-four manufactures in the work.. Miller 4
Pavey agents, room Fechhetmer block
d90
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Take 'sCannon Ball Stage" IRON Can1nsa
for Greensburg. ~
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The north halt Of South Gniverxity pians
add buy now before they advances. ii3-u
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&. Nj. CONkLlN, M. D.
DR.. CHARLES A. WILSON,
& &. HAMILTON, M. D.

sneca,isies: Diseases Of the Eye. Ear, Nose and
1nrr,sf Cafarrh and hitting gasses. Once southwest
1890 Douglas and Market up stairs wichita Kan
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CrRAYED-Frcm my reHl sence. - ~ eorDsp e
= wssef and Esshsssuth ssre<es % aarur1ay sv0t
Ing the S<h snse large bog mare, Win blnck -
and tall bA<oed wire cut % len hind ~ nd sAoa
der. white R2adIe marks on hasrk. sbc1 aa arUunA
some white three feet fasH0axtoa - - ~
wheeeabcuss OF her rrtura to my rest1e0csI WW -
suitably rewarded r. L. Corn lD5 q WnnR. ~
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gns aa1p Easr orutua gully H. 1857

An notices Of Employment q Situations Wanted.
VIII be charged for the rate Of ve cents per line
Der week: no notice fos less than 3 cents,
All For Sales other business notices VIII be
charged the rate Of 10 cents per line per week
no business notice taken for less than 50 ceua
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STRAYBD.

CTRAYED-Rnaa mAse 10 yeaEs cd: nndpr nbw.nv
CtewsEded By Iesstng - 3is ropekA = 49,
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LOST.
STORAGE.

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

yTANTED-A situation "a teacher in college or
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OF kentucky University and Ono Medical College OF
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

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delivery wagon. Address Z. Il al Hinton ave,
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

INOR REST-A good two story house on South
II Emporia ave; rooms. cellar stable &c In
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